Scenery in Scotland
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Same with Oban - gets you ro the Mull ferry -- but once you are on Mull your options are very limited.
I highly recommend the St. Columba restaurant on Iona. After your meal, you can sit in their lounge and admire the scenery from their large windows, Or you can just walk around. On one of the ancient buildings, there is a quotation from a monk who lived there over 1000 years ago: "There's no place better to live or die than Iona." After visiting the island, I can see why he felt that way.
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bvienci’s post is absolutely spot on down to the St. Columba restaurant on Iona. Visiting the small isle is truly a wonderful experience. I’d also recommend doing a bit of walking along some of Iona’s paths off the main track.
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Thanks janise. Could you explain what Robbies is please?
It's Rabbies and are mini-bus tours mainly - I know nothing bout them but experts like janis and others continually tout about how great they are. Pretty good endorsement IMO. Janis is boycotting this thread but others may chime in and the official site tells a lot. Interlaken would be a place to take a 1- or more-day tour of the rugged Highland or say Whisky trails, etc. Maybe a 1-day tour on Skye too?
It's Rabbies and are mini-bus tours mainly - I know nothing bout them but experts like janis and others continually tout about how great they are. Pretty good endorsement IMO. Janis is boycotting this thread but others may chime in and the official site tells a lot. Interlaken would be a place to take a 1- or more-day tour of the rugged Highland or say Whisky trails, etc. Maybe a 1-day tour on Skye too?